Month: June 2019

Wrestling legend Tommy Dreamer had an incredibly dark past, but he was saved by one phone call. Dreamer recently opened up about a troubling period in his life on his “House of Hardcore” podcast, a period that he only managed to escape because of announcing icon Jim Ross. Dreamer was supposed to make his WWERead moreRead more

Fashion designer Vera Wang’s former penthouse at 35 E. 63rd St. is back on the market as a $60,000-a-month rental — down from its $65,000 asking price in May. Wang lived there from 2015 to 2017, while she was waiting for the renovation of her apartment at tony 740 Park Ave. to be completed, asRead moreRead more

Like many millennials, Himesh Patel wasn’t particularly well-versed in The Beatles as a kid. “They weren’t a huge part of my life, like they are now,” says the 28-year-old British star of the new musical comedy “Yesterday,” about a world in which The Beatles suddenly don’t exist. “At school, we did a ’60s thing onceRead moreRead more

PHILADELPHIA — The bats came back just in time. But the bullpen nightmares did, too. So the Mets left Citizens Bank Park beaten, battered and beaten again from a road trip that came to a close in brutal fashion. After Todd Frazier’s two-run homer in the top of the ninth pulled the Mets from theRead moreRead more

MIAMI — ¡ Que idiota! Mayor de Blasio tripped up on the campaign trail Thursday when he quoted Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara in Miami — and then claimed he was clueless about the origin of the phrase. De Blasio, fresh off a combative but noteworthy performance in Wednesday’s Democratic presidential debate, appropriated one of Guevara’sRead moreRead more

President Trump called for delaying the 2020 Census after the Supreme Court blocked the Commerce Department from adding a citizenship question and asked the agency for a further explanation of why it should be included. ​ ​”I have asked the lawyers if they can delay the Census, no matter how long, until the​ United StatesRead moreRead more

An off-duty Bronx police officer committed suicide at his Long Island home — the fourth NYPD cop to take his own life this month, law-enforcement sources told The Post Thursday. Kevin Preiss, 53, was found dead inside his Hicksville house in Nassau County with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head around 9:50 p.m. Wednesday,Read moreRead more

Charlie’s Angels are back — and they appear to be as badass as ever. The latest reboot of the iconic 1970s detective series starring Farrah Fawcett, Kate Jackson and Jaclyn Smith marks the second time actress Elizabeth Banks (“The Hunger Games”) does double-duty, following her feature directorial debut with “Pitch Perfect 2” in 2015. InRead moreRead more

A  smoldering cigarette or an electrical malfunction could be what sparked the massive Notre Dame Cathedral fire, Paris prosecutors said on Wednesday. Click Here: toulon rugby shop melbourne There’s no evidence the April 15 blaze that gutted the 850-year-old cathedral was deliberate, prosecutors said, following a two-month preliminary probe where investigators interviewed 100 witnesses andRead moreRead more

Bob Ley’s break from ESPN will be permanent. Ley, an institution at the network, announced on Wednesday morning that he would be retiring from ESPN. “Across 40 years I have enjoyed a professional journey unimaginable when I joined ESPN in 1979. Each day since has been a unique adventure, one I embraced for the challengeRead moreRead more